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Built to Last: Tile Selection

May 16, 2025

Tile choice affects both the function and feel of a space, and years of experience with these materials have given our builders a deep knowledge of several tiles and their properties. At TreHus, a few varieties of tile stand out for their unique character and timeless appeal, including the classic warmth of ceramic, the glossy…  Read More

A Decade of Design Excellence: Meet Our Architect Gina Vozka

May 13, 2025

At TreHus, we take pride in showcasing our talented team members. This edition spotlights Gina Vozka, an AIA Architect + ASID Interior Designer who has been with TreHus for 10 years.   Gina first became interested in architecture in high school, inspired by her grandfather’s art, writing, and architecture work in Utah. “I liked the…  Read More

Tile: The Bridge Between Past + Present

May 9, 2025

Tile is a versatile material that has been used in design for thousands of years. In this section, we will explore tile as an iconic and integral element in various styles of homes, all while maintaining a timeless feel for years to come. Timeless Tile  Timeless design is the art of striking a balance between…  Read More

Design in Wood: Preservation & Modern Incorporation

February 13, 2025

Wood has long been valued for its strength, beauty, and ability to preserve traditional craftsmanship. Whether through intricate details like corbels or bold architectural elements like ceiling structures, wood serves as a bridge between past and present, seamlessly integrating history into contemporary design. Wooden Corbels The wooden corbel— a structural and/or decorative bracket— has adorned…  Read More

Uncommon Crafting: Timber Framing the Isles Custom Home

February 6, 2025

Designing and building a custom home is no small feat, and we couldn’t be prouder of our team for making this new build on Lake of the Isles a reality. For the Isles Custom Home, the process began with the art of timber framing, a historic technique that creates a foundation of unparalleled quality. The…  Read More

Origins of Specialty + Small Jobs Divison

October 11, 2024

The Specialty + Small Jobs department is one of the key elements that makes TreHus unique, with roots in the company’s carpentry heritage. It all started with Doug Dimond, who joined TreHus as a carpenter in 2004 and quickly became a lead carpenter within a year. Doug’s passion for handyman work stood out, and Dave…  Read More

Behind the Beams at Stillwater Sanctuary

September 27, 2024

When you begin a project with TreHus, you’re not just hiring a service—you’re gaining an entire team dedicated to bringing your vision to life. Each project pairs you with a project manager and one to two architects or designers who guide you from start to finish. Once the design is finalized, the master carpenter and…  Read More

Artisan Highlight: Pro Concrete Countertops

July 19, 2024

TreHus recently collaborated with Dian Mullis, owner of Pro Concrete Countertops, on remodeling two kitchens in the Isles Artisan Duplex project. TreHus ASID Designer Morgan Froemming said, “Dian offers a distinctive product that allows us to deliver custom finishes to our clients affordably. She comes up with creative design solutions, and her product is multifaceted.”…  Read More

Feature Project: Architectural Harmony

June 28, 2024

Last year, TreHus had the privilege of completing a second-story addition to a historic colonial home in St. Paul, addressing the family’s need for more space while maintaining the home’s historic integrity. The project, Timeless Tranquility, focused on creating a primary suite above an existing one-story family room addition, ensuring that the new space would…  Read More

TreHus Principles to Work By

January 17, 2024

When Dave Amundson founded TreHus Architects + Interior Designers + Builders in 1982, he created a list of twenty-five “Principles to Work By,” establishing a company set in the values of work guided by meaning and order. These principles, centered around the love of beauty, a desire to share, and an appreciation for those who…  Read More